Anantha Narayan

Myntra too had a terrific start to the festive season, says the online portal‘s CEO Anantha Narayan. Flipkart has taken over Myntra in 2014. Sales and traffic were both great for the e-retailer.

Credit Suisse sees 15-20% IT growth; Nasscom stays cautious

For IT stocks, from a demand perspective, there is room for a lot of upside. Anantha Narayan of Credit Suisse sees the sector growing at 15-20 percent, going forward. But, Nasscom's Som Mittal is not convinced enough to up full -year guidance from 12-14 percent.

ICICI Securities cautious on oil marketing companies

Anantha Narayan, Co-Head Equities at ICICI Securities is continue to be cautious on the oil marketing companies.

Technology looks safe: ICICI Securities

Technology is looking safe, says Anantha Narayan, Co-Head Equities at ICICI Securities.

ICICI Securities positive on capital goods space

Anantha Narayan, Co-Head Equities at ICICI Securities is positive on capital goods space.

Prefer Sterlite Ind, Hindustan Zinc: ICICI Securities

Prefer Sterlite Industries and Hindustan Zinc in the non-ferrous segment, says Anantha Narayan, Co-Head Equities at ICICI Securities.

What's ICICI Securities expecting from Q4 earnings?

Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Anantha Narayan, co-head (equities) of ICICI Securities said he is looking at 20% growth in revenue in Q4 earnings.

I-Sec sees market touching new highs this year

Buoyed down by continued selling by global and retail investors, Indian market is showing sings of weakness after the rally that it had seen in the last trading week. However, experts have not lost hope so soon.

Do not see substantial upside in RIL: ICICI Sec

Do not see substantial upside in RIL in near-term, says Anantha Narayan, Co-Head Equities, ICICI Securities Limited.

ICICI Securities cautious on auto sector

Anantha Narayan, Co-Head Equities, ICICI Securities Limited is cautions on auto sector.

Budget likely to be neutral: ICICI Sec

Though most experts are not hoping the budget to be a game changer for the market, Anantha Narayan, Co-head Equities, ICICI Securities holds a different opinion. In an interview to CNBC-TV18, he said that the budget is likely to be a positive trigger for the market.

10-year yield seen between 8.15- 8.25%: Narayan

The bond market is worried about possible monetary policy action as a result of high inflation. Liquidity continues to ease. I expect higher underwriting cut-offs in today's auction and this could raise some concerns amongst market participants. The 10-year yield is seen between 8.15- 8.25%, says Anantha Narayan, Standard Chartered Bank.